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On May 27, the Sui community initiated a seven-day onchain vote to authorize a critical transaction that could enable the full recovery of user funds lost during a $223 million exploit involving Cetus. If passed, the vote will allow for the transfer of compromised tokens to a newly established multi-signature wallet controlled by multiple ecosystem stakeholders.As of this writing, the proposal is on track for approval.Out of 56 validators who have cast their votes, 54 voted in favor and only 2 voted against, translating to 55.2% in support, 0.3% opposed, and 44.4% yet to participate.Source: Sui ExplorerWith both majority and…

Bitwise data shows Ethereum now handles more institutional stablecoin flows than retail retail trades. Ethereum (ETH) isn’t just for non-fungible tokens or and decentralized finance degens anymore. According to a new analysis from Bitwise Europe, the network’s base layer is quietly transforming into a heavyweight settlement system for institutional money — while retail activity shifts elsewhere. 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐀𝐥𝐭 𝐕𝐢𝐞𝐰🔎We see Ethereum evolving from a retail toll road to a freight terminal for institutional-grade use cases. The infrastructure is in place: blobspace, validator incentives, and governance upgrades.The challenge now? Activating demand.This chart breaks… pic.twitter.com/t2r27FCucE— Bitwise Europe (@Bitwise_Europe) May 28, 2025 The…

SPX6900 price surged 10% after breakout retest as bullish momentum builds toward $1.30. SPX6900 (SPX) price jumped 10% in the past 24 hours, currently trading at $0.97 while the trading volume is surging over 100%. The surge follows a key breakout retest yesterday, with the breakout itself taking place on May 22, when the price climbed above the previous resistance at $0.89, peaking at $0.93 on that day. Following that breakout, SPX price consolidated for a few days until today’s surge pushed it to break above $0.97 local resistance, which marked the upper boundary of the consolidation range, and peak…

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has filed civil proceedings against former Blockchain Global director Liang “Allan” Guo over alleged breaches of directors’ duties linked to the collapse of ACX Exchange. According to a May 28 press release from the regulator, ASIC alleges that Guo was involved in the mismanagement of customer funds and failed to maintain proper records during his time at Blockchain Global, the now-liquidated operator of ACX Exchange. The civil penalty proceedings have been brought in the Federal Court. ASIC claims Guo made false and misleading statements about the handling of ACX customer assets and breached his…

Block, Inc. has announced the launch of the long-awaited Bitcoin payments feature for merchants on Square. The Jack Dorsey-founded company revealed the move at the Bitcoin 2025 conference in Las Vegas on May 27, where the new feature was showcased at the BTC Inc. merchandise store. The rollout is expected to begin in the second half of 2025, with full availability anticipated in 2026 for all eligible Square sellers, pending regulatory approvals. The feature will allow merchants using Square hardware to accept Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network, Bitcoin’s layer-2 protocol designed for faster and lower-cost micro transactions. Customers will…

Virtuals Protocol appears poised for further gains backed by strong technicals and growing institutional interest. According to data from crypto.news, Virtuals Protocol (VIRTUAL) shot up 19% to hit an intraday high of $2.53 on Wednesday, May 28, during afternoon trading in Asia. This pushed its market cap close to $1.6 billion. With this move, the token is now up over 500% from its year-to-date low, showing strong investor interest. One key factor driving this rally is Grayscale’s recent announcement that it has added VIRTUAL to its newly launched Artificial Intelligence Crypto Sector Index. The index includes 20 AI-focused tokens and…

The Sui Foundation has stepped in with a secured loan to help decentralized exchange Cetus fully compensate users affected by a recent $223 million exploit. In a statement posted on X on May 27, the foundation said the loan will cover funds that the hacker managed to bridge out of the Sui (SUI) network before validators froze their wallets. Cetus will combine the loan with its treasury assets to reimburse affected users in full, provided the community approves a separate on-chain vote to unlock the frozen funds. https://twitter.com/suinetwork/status/1927439620091834569?s=46&t=nznXkss3debX8JIhNzHmzw Cetus echoed this sentiment in another statement, apologizing for the incident and…

For as long as humanity has existed, we have been obsessed with ownership. From land to homes, from treasures won in battle to human lives once cruelly claimed, the desire to possess has shaped societies and fueled ambitions. Ownership has never been just about having—it has been about status, control, and the silent power that wealth bestows in a world where material possessions often dictate social worth. The rules have always been clear: to own something, it must be given to you by one who truly possesses it, or you must buy it, exchanging value for claim. Once claimed, ownership…

The evolution of blockchain technology has given rise to several revolutionary ideas, and a new and very promising one is the concept of Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePINs). Traditionally, physical infrastructure has been developed and managed by centralized entities that oversee planning, funding, and maintenance. Individuals and businesses have long depended on large corporations or governments to provide these services. While this model has functioned for decades, it has also produced inefficiencies such as high costs, limited accessibility, bureaucratic delays, and vulnerability to corruption.   Take cloud computing as an example. When you store files online, you’re paying Amazon, Google,…